Monsta FTP Fiasco: Hackers Could Hijack Your Server with a Click!
Monsta FTP, a popular file management tool, had a security flaw that let hackers take control of servers without needing to log in. WatchTowr discovered this vulnerability, CVE-2025-34299, which could lead to Remote Code Execution. Users should update to Monsta FTP 2.11.3 immediately to protect their servers.
Hot Take:
Just when you thought managing your files online was as easy as pie, Monsta FTP rolls out the red carpet for hackers with a pre-authentication vulnerability. It’s the equivalent of leaving your home unlocked, with a neon sign saying, “Free cookies inside!” But, hey, at least they patched it faster than you can say ‘Remote Code Execution’.
Key Points:
- Monsta FTP had a severe security flaw allowing Remote Code Execution.
- Vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-34299 enabled unauthenticated access.
- At least 5,000 Monsta FTP instances were exposed to potential hacking.
- The flaw was discovered by cybersecurity firm watchTowr.
- A patched version, Monsta FTP 2.11.3, was released promptly.
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